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UHS is accredited by The Joint Commission
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University Health Service (UHS)
Personal Health CareEmployees and other members of the University community are welcome to choose a physician at the University Health Service (UHS) as their primary care physician (PCP). The University Health Service offers a full range of personal health care services, including the evaluation and treatment of medical conditions, the management of on-going medical problems, women's health care, treatment for illnesses and injuries, allergy injections, immunizations, first aid care, blood pressure checks, and the care and advice for any health concern. All visits to UHS are confidential.
Choosing a Primary Care Physician (PCP) at UHSIf you would like to come to UHS for personal health care, we ask you to choose one of our physicians as your primary care provider (PCP). UHS physicians participate in most insurance plans available in the Rochester area and are accepting new patients who are members of the University community.
Benefits of having a primary care physician at UHS
Allergy InjectionsUHS patients and employees of the University of Rochester (whether they are a UHS patient or not) may be able to receive their allergy injections at UHS. Allergy injections are given by appointment during specified times when a physician or nurse practitioner is on-site. Patients receiving allergy injections are asked to wait twenty minutes after receiving their injection to observe for a possible allergic reaction. Individuals wanting to receive their allergy injections at UHS must schedule an initial evaluation with the allergy nurse. Call 275-2662 to schedule an appointment.
ImmunizationsUHS offers immunizations, including measles, MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella), hepatitis B, etc. Members of the University community who are planning to travel abroad are welcome to come to UHS for their travel immunizations. Travelers are asked to bring information about the immunizations that they need with them to their appointment and to allow plenty of time before traveling to receive their immunizations. Information about immunizations needed to travel outside the United States is available on the web site of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (www.cdc.gov). Call UHS at 275-2662 to schedule an appointment.
For more information, contact Linda Dudman in the UHS Health Promotion Office at (585) 273-5770 or ldudman@uhs.rochester.edu Please send questions about the technical structure/operation to the UHS Web Master |
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